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> From: Paul Rubin <phr@netcom.com>
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> One thing I've heard is that it has a cooling fan. I'd really
> prefer that it didn't. Re finding them, they're not -that- hard
> to find, if you can afford them.
>
For that matter, the 765D has one. It is noisy in a quiet
environment. I discovered it when it came on after an hour
or so of operation at home one evening shortly after I took
delivery. I expect most high clock speed processor notebooks
will have a fan unless they have a metal case to use as a
heat sink.
Stuart
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